Pros
- Endless customization options
- Durability
- Upgraded Eco-Finish to provide lifetime finish
- Personalized appearance
Cons
- Higher price range
- Longest construction time period
- Higher upkeep costs
- 10 year cost: Medium/High
Fiberglass Inground Pools
High end inground swimming pool without a lengthy installation
Unlike traditional concrete or vinyl swimming pools, our fiberglass pools offer wonderful durability with low maintenance thanks to their high-performance resin that reduces chemical usage and provides trouble free ownership year after year!
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Why Fiberglass?
Getting a high end inground swimming pool doesn't always mean a lengthy installation. Unlike traditional concrete or vinyl swimming pools, our fiberglass pools offer wonderful durability with low maintenance thanks to their high-performance resin that reduces chemical usage and provides trouble free ownership year after year!
With excellent UV resistance plus weatherproofing qualities provide years of low maintenance, trouble-free ownership. Your swimming pool will continue to look great with a brilliant, high gloss finish that lasts year after year.
Fiberglass vs Vinyl vs Concrete
Choosing your perfect inground pool is no small feat, but Galaxy has the expertise to help you select the ideal option for your home. Compare and contrast between a concrete, vinyl or fiberglass swimming pool with all of their individual pros & cons. Get ready to transform your backyard into an oasis in no time!
Concrete Starts at $71,999 Available in Oklahoma Only
Fiberglass Starts at $56,999 Available in Oklahoma Only
Pros
- Low maintenance
- Fastest installation
- Factory controlled quality (see warranty)
- Integrated, affordable spa and pool options
Cons
- Pre-fabricated designs
- Installation logistics due to 1-piece shell
Maximum size: 16 feet wide - 10 year cost: Low
Vinyl Starts at $41,999 Available in Oklahoma & Arkansas
Pros
- Most affordable
- Smooth and soft feel
- Quicker installation
- Customizable liner color
Cons
- Liner replacement every 10 years (approx.)
- Fading/bleaching of liner over time
- Liner punctures
- Resale value
- 10 year cost: Medium
